A CSX freight train struck a car at the Todds Lane crossing in Rosedale; investigators are probing the incident amid a history of crashes on the corridor.

Joseph J. Vavrek, convicted in his father's 2003 killing, is wanted for violating supervised release; U.S. Marshals have joined the search and authorities are seeking tips.

Federal funding and strained grid math have put AES’s shuttered Warrior Run plant back in play. DOE awarded $78M to study a restart, forcing a tradeoff between jobs, reliability and Maryland’s climate goals.

A 39-year-old woman was shot near a Royal Farms on Washington Boulevard on June 24; detectives are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

A small number of Maryland voters reported a machine prompt asking them to pick a party. Officials say poll‑worker steps were missed and affected voters cast correct ballots.

An eyewitness told jurors a red‑haired woman shot and killed Davion Hodges inside an Edmondson Avenue apartment; the trial resumes Wednesday.

Gov. Wes Moore won nearly 90% in the Democratic primary, leaving him with a commanding financial edge and a united party as he turns to the November general election.

A North East man was federally indicted after investigators say explicit videos of minors were found on his Snapchat account.

A Baltimore judge upheld regulators' decision allowing BGE to recover up to $120M for conduit upgrades through customer rates, a setback for the state's ratepayer advocate.

Sentencing for Michael Reed, convicted in a June 2025 Penn North pawn-shop shooting, was postponed after he failed to appear; a judge reset the hearing for Oct. 13, 2026.

Baltimore firefighters' union says ladder trucks and EMS rigs are being sidelined for repairs, creating coverage gaps while crews face staffing strain. Officials and Council members are pressing for answers.

A Pasadena traffic stop turned up a loaded handgun with an obliterated serial number; a 19‑year‑old and a 16‑year‑old were arrested and charged. Authorities turned evidence over to prosecutors.

Oakline has bought Columbia‑based ResidentialOne and its maintenance arm, adding about 12,500 affordable units to a PE‑backed platform while keeping local leadership in place. The move deepens Oakline’s Washington‑Baltimore presence.